Page 907 - Shadow News Today

Wanted us out of this country. should they be hearings? should there be issues with the evacuations? absolutely. it was supported by every membe of the joint chiefs. the deadline is tonight we will hear from the commander-in-chie tomorrow. psalmody allies still on the ground in the native supporters have not been evacuated yet. its been a great effort is.the largest effort of this kind in human history. of course in the shadow of losing so many have been wounde so far in this attack. we see more...

Could continue going forward and could continue going forward and could also form part of the lavage that america said it is confident it has going forward over the taliban to ensure that the taliban holds good to its promise to allow people to leave. —— michael average. that to leave. -- michael average. that de-ends to leave. -- michael average. that depends just _ to leave. -- michael average. that dependsjust on... _ to leave. -- michael average. that dependsjust on... i— to leave. —...

Prime minister boris johnson of the uk saying this morning this is the culmination of a mission unlike anything we have seen in our lifetimes. he confirms that all british troops and diplomats are off the grounds now. so the u.s. standing alone under the shadow of this threat as the hours tick by to president bidens tuesday deadline. alex. >> you mentioned president biden, ralph, and i want to tell our viewers. you can figure it out that is joint base andrews the tarmac where air force one is he...

We have absolutely tried our best. sadly, it has not closed the gap we would have wished, but that should not take away from the pride in what weve achieved. it was 2001 in the aftermath of 9/11 that the first british troops arrived in afghanistan, part of a us—led mission. one of the first objectives, to oust the taliban from power. 20 years on, its the islamist group who are still calling the shots. but in an open letter to troops this weekend, the prime minister said the uks involvement in ...

"we are all safer as a result," he said. "you should feel immense pride." heavy gunfire. but as we leave, the shadow of terror still looms. tension remains high at kabul airport, where thursdays bomb attack by a local branch of the so—called islamic state group killed at least 170 people, and america is warning of a high chance of another attack within the next 2a hours, despite a us drone strike in the east of the country, which the pentagon said targeted is militants. but as the last british...

For protection. due to the dangerous situation, my family has stopped me coming on the media. i think we will be left here in this hell under the dark shadow of this tyranny. testimonies from women inside afghanistan. all across the country, they are dreading the talibans return to power. wondering what it will mean for them. many are desperately trying to escape. entire lives, dreams shattered. their fears are not unfounded. under taliban rule in the 90s and early 2000s, the group denied women ...

Circumstances and the country can be very proud of what the armed forces have done but there is more work to be done. there is a priority to look after those who have come to this country, there needs to be a reasonable strategy which im still looking for one, for the at—risk afghans i wanted to depart afghanistan, longerterm afghans i wanted to depart afghanistan, longer term we need to work out how to help those people. it is imperative we get the big agencies, who, unicefand it is imperativ...

The effort has been truly humbling. to see the hours worked, the exhaustion on peoples faces, we have tried our best. we have absolutely tried our best. sadly, it has not closed the gap we would have wished, but that should not take away from the pride in what weve achieved. it was 2001 in the aftermath of 9/11 that the first british troops arrived in afghanistan, part of a us—led mission. one of the first objectives, to oust the taliban from power. 20 years on, its the islamist group who are ...

But as we leave, the shadow of terror still looms. tension remains high at kabul airport where a bomb attack killed at least170 people and america is warning of a high chance of another attack within the next 26 hours, despite a us drone strike in the east of the country which the pentagon said targeted is militants. but as the last british troops left, the government here says the focus is on supporting around 1000 afghans it failed to get out on time. without boots on the ground, what format t...

When it comes to the talibans lightning fast return to power in afghanistan. i mean, theyre facing uncertain futures and possibilities that the gains theyve made over the last 20 years, that all of it will be erased. >> yeah. and the remarkable thing? some activists have chosen to risk everything and stay in the country to continue their work. cnns anna koran talks about their stake. >> reporter: im in my house waiting for help and support from the protection. due to the dangerous situation, my ...